#Who writes Tokenova?
Pages are researched and drafted by the Tokenova Editorial Desk with the help of AI writing and research tools, working to a written rulebook. We say this openly because you deserve to know how the text was made. No page is published on the strength of an AI draft alone: every factual claim must be traced to a source, and a separate fact-check pass re-opens the sources before publication.
#Which sources do we use?
We rank sources in two grades. Primary or official sources are laws and regulations, regulators, central banks, official statistics, standards bodies, and an organisation's own documents for facts about itself. Secondary sources such as research summaries or reputable news can help explain a topic, but never stand alone behind a number. Each page must cite at least one primary source with a link, and numbers, dates and legal requirements carry a numbered citation like [1] that jumps to the source list.
#How do we check a page?
- Every number, percentage, date and rule is matched against the cited source.
- Every worked example is calculated with code rather than by hand.
- Rules that change are checked for their current status on the day of checking.
- A causal explanation without solid support is removed rather than guessed.
- Quotations are copied word for word from the source we re-opened.
#What will you never see here?
- No promises of returns or income.
- No 'best X' lists, star ratings or rankings of providers.
- No affiliate links, sponsored content or advertising.
- No invented experts, testimonials or reviews.
#Corrections
If you find an error, please use the contact form. We fix confirmed errors, and substantial corrections are noted on the page.
#Images and logos
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